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lolrcrcwrtl piano author nro ndwrtiuou
LANE 1181‘
are. blur L. Cook. Mist Marcie Gilead.
bit-r. Mary I. dunno. blot Mary Mediation.
‘ Mu. Lucy Rum mot Lidia Monomlln.
lubed: Seymour.
omnutuxw us‘r.
Fred. Barbara. E. .\l. llcyt lb (3.x. .\lr.
that: “other. lllr. diam ll. Mott-unit. Mr.
.l. C. Hillel. F N. l‘dlm‘. Mr. Tillman:
Quick.
J. K DUNNlN'k “toolkit“.
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Llol or holler-c
I." “warm in tho Poul Utlrw nl Ntwwalk. Coon.
Oct that human rolling for any of
tho abnvc not w on “Adwrtwd.
“ Xi“ Links Bltnd. C. W Bennett. B x
{08. Francis Div. (can of J. ll. harm),
Marnie Evans. (‘2). C-tpl. J F. l-‘ilunlnrt.
Pulrich llylnnd. Amanda L. ll-wt. Wm G.
Harding lb (30.. Miss Anna J. Ktw'nult.
Mics Muy Monro. lhnnt Makeu- El z.bclb
Mulboro. Gmrge Rodd“. G S. Raymund.
Miro Liu‘cJ. Sherwood J ll. Smith Eb
ward Shamluu blisnL S‘ctlcy. Mrs. thl
Tultlc. Sobn Wasson.
(‘1! .\S OI MSTKKD Not Nat-tor.
glam: \rms tutti fictions.
Wm. T. Boutun and family huv. returned
frttn Rttlgrnold.
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T. B. Smith is bulking a tine bun-c tn
Arch street corner Wm avenue.
05—“
-—-——-¢
bliss Kllt‘ Chxton is booked for Mu-ic
Hall. Monday cvcniuc. Oct 14th.
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Clliz *n. please considcr : can you alt-viklc
the evil of intemperuncc by voting License?
woo , -. ..
The Fire Dt partmcnl will be out for prnc
tlce Tuesday evcvinc.
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The communication entitled “\Yhicb shall
it Be." is unavoidably o-nittcd.
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—Fnll and Winter Stvlrs of Silk Huh ill
Footc's Hat Sture-—-Crtll and sre 11km.
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The Congregational church
painted on the outsidv. “
W'—
Pmsidiug Eider Ctus. b‘tvtcberwili preach
It the finl ll. E. Church Sunday turning
and evening.
—— «a».
--R mscn Brothers sell Pure \it lk for 6
cents per qu art
is being
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The German Singing Club will give a
a hop on Monday night at the club room,
Washington St.
Ha»—
)Iiss Julio E. Byxben has rciurnml fr: in
her visit I) Osweg w. accompmicd by bur
cousin Miss Lillnh E H Iwbrd.
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—-Lnok‘ nt the handsome suitinga for
fail a rd winlvr wear which will be rumiv- up
to order at astonishingly low p:icc~, at Bar»
lcm's the clothier.
moon—~—
An clt-(lZoa for Colonel of the Fourth
Rvglm‘enl has been ordered to be held in
Bridgr‘pul’t on or before October 15 h.
*4.»
The Laditw'l‘elnperunce Union will pn,»
vide : free lunch at the finding H mm on
election day for the tempt-rune»: workers.
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Sunday evening Rev. June: Ill. Taylor
will preach upon the llQ‘ltttqdcrllun, sub
“Licrnce or No Liccn-‘r‘ r"
”wow——
R II. Rowan has cold to J. L. Rtutlull n
W“ lot on the corner of V tnzml two. .5: lluyt st.
,Etsl Nurwnlll. .‘Ir. Rwdull will immedi-
ute'éy erect A first class gmcu‘, stare uud
dwelling combine-d.
—Stfl! Hits. Ftil
Sum.
3,!
Styles. an Fmtc's H .l
“0—."
Row-n and Swarm huve purchased the
“Suyer’s Plum" on Washington street. It
is one o! the oldest homcsun Is in the city
had in so located as to be of much vttlve for
business purposes.
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Principal 3. B. Dalton is null-tin: from
an Illctton of tho eyes. 11:: ha been out
o' cchml the prearnl week nod undo! "can
I at. nod is improving
“WOW—v“-
Alav. : little dluxhter u! E. W. Smith of
Em Namath. wan bitten in the calf of hu-
lea. ult Friday. by a do: owned by S cpl...
L ahwuud. Dr. R. G. Nolan untamed tho
wound mod the due wu killed.
W
2—Chll. Hrcn‘ai‘dldylvt ct Fxflln'b Hit
Store.
Reuben S ultu. the well t to and vtla no
ctrptl dcalrr in the: F turl‘u Avenue. New
‘Icrh. win luwu nun day this week to
lot i :l Wilson‘ a Point to buy for u perm»
nvcl mldcncc.
Wow—~—
RW BENIN“. tho milhmcu. are tvl~
dcntty bound to hitch tho prion of with
down. Thvy now dd: vvr pure milk at only
0 mm per cunt—u pr or that has not been
touched brhrc in wintertor: long time.
Tory dcacrvc llbrrw-l p+lmnagn
ivrcd t
pnuww' ‘ my
3min smut
cpretmcco cl occrtfltrl alone: have boon div.
covered to tn: north Illvl'hl executed
M the launch to pow forlhcdtntup
0! WM“ curd. and ph»bc‘bly brooch!
WM mum the [tidal
you tho rrol rot-h: Itlcd with.
lawn How Evil luau would tonic-tun“
' d nthsoxlollnthto
3;: «my; 'LB.
dutr. for
« W
4.1th Itlh torOcIIlecr curl of
mm .
L . ,- W n
2; Woman-sun.
.mxorwolbhu unto-dd :0th lo
” Moflfnrllhoflowlh. mam
'"ycuunlcugulatttaammmcn
, dams-calm”:
iecl K
~43 pp timing "and lo‘dn :l Mutt Acton is material. uh“! rc-
._ y tho Pro-rial cube club. Geo. 00'"- ,
N" .ihoatoncclnlrodnoethtllor- Chan. A: Fordlcmnwitoandrmn
ton er ridgeport. an employee of Sharp’ 0 children.“
Captain Overlon ‘i: doing well. Dr. Por-
_dcc l: alluding hint. .
The body at Mr. Lord wtc cent to New-
buryporl. R. l.. on Hocday.
Tho First M. 3. Church wan cloud
throughout the day on Sunday.
Mic: Halpla' at the City Hotel. under tho
care or Dr. Nolan. to dolny nicely. :ud will
R tie On. R. w:: followed by It Kimble
t8oidlnn and.) .531. minim of this
city. The two flat c on dlaouuedlbc
greenback tour. and r.E lendorf Ipoho
more particularly of tho libor quectiot... All
thinned": wore well received. nod their
{mule approved by onlbualastic applause.
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wdll wool Pants to order from O5 00 and
up: all wool Bit-into: Suits to order moo
and up; heavy worsted Punt: to outer for
“-00. Dru: Suits to ordur from .3000 and recover.
“P‘ “ mm“ " 1"" Am“ “u“ The injured who am taken to the City
at I Hotel on deeply grateful to proprlctor Barl-
,5 Convict “will“.
R \ Conant. mind whom the but no.
in molly struck broauao be won haw
inc work done in the New York Slxtec
prisons. but rent at communication to the
Aluminum at Orange. N. J.. ttatiuc that
ho at one time had convict work. but bad
dioctrdod it. an «included with: “Since
loot blsw we have not made a prism; but:
buvc not bud ono civil in prisonmud nooon
nrctiou will: prison good: in any way.
rumor manor. lo principlc we bellow
proou labor to work induction and wrong to
tho laboring man. and we believe that it will
wmrt be abolished throughout the northern
cud contort: rim-u at tout Tho rrruedy lll
hikobuallon. and tho wtwkincmru have it
in their pow-or l \ clxct ouch Ntmctilallvvc
on w ill prevent tho mo « f convict ln‘mr on
all hint‘: of manufactured :rticlrr.“
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-—l-‘iur wo- ions for Full and \V‘lnlrr. Block
and Blue cbuvints. Home spun g todo. ding
outdo. wanted: and caseimtrcs of tho lllt‘r!
amino in tho in Mint. will be mudc up to or
dcr at lurtl limos prlcm and as low ounll‘t rod
by my other firm Harlem tho clothicr
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G. A. R.
The meeting of the old soldiers that was
held in Sword‘s Bill. on Tuesday evening.
was quite wcll attended. About 20 members
were present and twelve dim-rent regiments
wcrc reprcoentcd. The meeting was called
to order by Caleb Wood. and Chas. Hulloclr
was elected chairman. Mr. Hallock called
on some old members of lthrnnd Army
of the Republic to rpeak and full what they
know about the workings of the G. A. It
Mr. Char. E. Fowler. commander of the
Stat-r, tnlkcd about one hour. giving cncnur~
:tzcnzcnl to the old vtls. telling them in
what way they must go to work to ft rm a
past of the G. A. R. in Norwflk. The next
lhingin order was signing the application
fora rhmtrr. Twenty -twn names were
signcd. They will meet again next Tucsday
evening at the Old Well Truck house and
the room should be full of old vets. If there
are any soldiers that would like to sign tho
clurtcrthcy can do so by cxllinc at Mr
lttley‘ a blacksmith shop on the Oil Well
botrl pro party Soldu rs. come one come all
and let usj'xtn ourselves tog-.tber for we
have a Work to do for one another, nml for
the orpbcns of our fallen comrades. w.
loll for his many kindncsacu.
There is no truth in the report that : man
named Admin diod cl Gruuilovillc from in-
juries received by the explosion.
John W. arm. the luupwlor who gave
lbs ccrllllcuto of the info condition of tho
Adelphi‘u boiler. hm boon suspended. fl
One of the court retitiucly injured in urn.
Lord. who in lit the Cl)- Bulcl. Dr. Emily
Purdue lu trcalinr her. and hopuc nro onion
tniuod of her rvcovvry.
Anton Honda of Brooklyn. who undercut a
covert! upnln of llto Itnklc is til lliu
mulrnoouf Aldon lltwntond‘c. undrr tho
taro of Dr. Pardon this doing wrll.
John W. B‘n‘to who inspected tho Adulpbi
boiler wu formerly in the employ of tho
Norwnlh Iron Work: Co. llo also luspoclml
tho holler of the Mcgvuln. which recently
vxplodod.
llvnry Allen wnr buried from his late N!»
idvncr on Tuesday but. He who a moutbvr
of Our nl‘JlllI‘l’S Luke I. (l. 0 I". There
WI! : largo attendance of the order and citi»
can: genrmlly.
Eben Hill is conducting the examination
of the witnesses in the inquest on the Adel
phi disaster in the most thorough manner.
and the investigation bids fair to touch the
bottom fuels and curses.
W. G. Lingtlon, as soon as he learned of
the disotlcr to the steamer Atlclpbi. rent
$100 to Mayor Ilhnfnrd to be used for the
autism". He raid if more was needed he
would provide it.
J. K. Matthews. Chief Built-r lltspcclor of
New York. wva in l mu Tuesday and
viewed the wrrck and lJ-tllcl' of the Adel-
pbl. He arrived at 12 M. and rrturned on
the l: 23 train
Young Ackcrt was lllllllll the bar. His
brother had just turned llltlenvc the front 0f
the bar. The boy was taken to the Dnrlnn
House in an twful condition. his flesh being
frightfully s. nlded. He died Saturdty of-
lf‘l'noou
The city and town offici‘tls urn-c all the
RSSlSl‘InClB at the time of the accident. and
noting Mayor P. L. Cunningham was in
strumru'n' in bovine the harbor dredged for
the b udirs of those that Wire blown ovvr-
board.
Goo. .S‘. North but ttkcn two cxcrllcnl
photographs of the :ttnmcr and the torn
SPCUOH of tilt~ boilvr. Ono shows the loch.
lion (If the boiler and the rout in the bull
and saloon. and the other it compute View
of the ruptured .‘het‘l. .
Mrs. Book's sisttr'a husband's untnc has
been misprinted in all the robotic. His unmi-
is John S. Lord and not Chris. \V. The
lntler name was tuku-n from n memorandum
found in his pocket, and wus tho mldrcss of
the friend he and his wife intended to visit
in Baltimore. Md.
Our physicians note-d nnblv nftu-r tht- Allel-
H». .—
REI’L‘BLICAN TOWN TICKET.
For Sclecfmm.
Andrew Scilcck, Willi-mi C. Stmmir.
For Ton-rt Clad".
Henry R. S-Ilcck.
For Tum. T rcawrer and T I cururcr of School
Drywall Fund.
Eri B. Bennett.
For Rzyt'drar Qf Births, .llurridgesmtd Death;
Junes A. Brown.
For Gmatabla and C of]: 1‘!UI‘.
James Finnt-y.
For Columbia.
John F. Rat-mend. B njtmin .l. Sturgcs.
Ir‘wis W. D :ty, 1'} iwuri Nelson
D.tvi.l Dlyttn.'.1‘ Finn! Burk:-
‘thlium G. Crockett.
I‘L}‘_-1.u¢‘ssor.v. phi tiisns‘cr. Dr. llurke was first at tho
Martin S. me, 7 ’l‘huwug Guver' Durlort House. and his scrvices wore dr—
, For Board of Re'lz'cf. - rounded in all lllf't‘CliullS. and he Wurkcd l.k2-
Dudley S. K. itb, William ll. B'uclict. a beni‘L‘r. lie was soon rt‘iufurcvd by Dr.
Higgins; cluscly fullowvd by Drs, Purdce.
Nolan and most of the minor phyalcitns of
thu town. all of whom did their utmost to
relieve the sulletings of tho injumi.
Theodore Raymond of New Cln‘l'lll. wu.
standing neur the boilur when it cxpladui.
When pickx-tl up he hnndcd his watch untl
chain to u friend and raid that he knew lb ll
he could not live. He was purfcctlycnu
scious up to a few minutes heft-rs he died.
. and tried to consult: his sorrowful wife. who
had come on from Brooklyn on receipt of
the new: of the llCClLlelll. 7
A good dcnl bit-been said about the wrangle
of lllv: coroncrs' limits of this town over tho
bodies of those killed by the Atil‘lpbl dism-
ter. Tin-re is no wrangle. The dill-rout
justices inipztnncled their juries according to
law. and having uuce token jurisdiction in
For Gram? Jurors.
J .srph \V \\ ilsun (‘bwnncy Plan,
Oahu “1'. Rtyntontl Lima - Dibble,
L lwnnl )lillsp‘turb.
For Schooé Vinita/'3.
old“) A. lltmi‘ton, Jonah J, Millard.
For Auditors ’Cf Torr/l Account:
Frank Leonnrti. John H. Ferris
For [It'glttmy Surrvynrr.
lat District—(hurls :3 L. Button.
‘21 lltstrtct-(llmuncv Strcct.
at District—E lwm Ii litudtl‘.
4th District—Norman Krupp.
51h District—Aaron Ultnstcnd.
6 h District—William M. Raymond.
7th Dtstrict—Rufus E. Rtymund.
I‘br Scalar of ll'cc'ghla and .llctrxum.
\Vlllirllll J. ancy.
For Pound L'cvpcrr.
thliun (l. Ssllrck. Morgan '.l‘ Smith.
SM! B‘ wek‘éuun‘i‘lféfii‘LM B Bucklty the onset could not well relinquish it. The
For Hayward: inquest: are being- held only with at View to
William DJWDS. Stephen Tnmph‘ns. at" it! the facts and causes of the disaster.
Eli Bench. Ephraim Smith. and there is every probability that tho mlt.
sttuuel Waters. Tueodom Hurtwick.
For Oyster Committee.
(Large N. Warn-n. William T. Crow.
Charla W. Hoyt.
M Matron of Pacers.
lit D.st.—‘Gmwo N 1-} la.
Bl Dish—Juno B. Btumn.
31 Duh—Without l3. iloudrick.
trr will be thoroughly investigutvd.
llcnry Laucrmaun. the injured German.
who won brought to Robert llurrls’ and at
tended by Dr. Burke. died at 18 o‘clock
Thursday night. He wa: lmslly bruised and
scolded. cud. though there was no hupv for
bun from the first. his :lronc cuuatilution
and good care eunblctl him to survive to
1 mg. Ho wa: employed by one of the
Bradley: :l S4uxutuch. :nd wet: on his Wtu‘
lo vloit his brother. I!» was born in An-
dernach. Grrtnuny. .l “I. lab. tell). lieu
t‘uuual will laho place at St. Mnry‘: Church.
Norwatill. on Sunday at 3 o‘er-ck. 'l‘hc
lilcttdl will meet ut the home at l 30 r. at.
Henry Enidrn utood our the contour
room :i the limo of the uplmlou. He was
thrown down. and than then won thrown
on top of him. Ho ramped without injury.
it: than over him protect‘td hint from
W—
DEMOCRATIC TOWN TICKET.
For &l«:wn.
Charles A. Burr. Carlos W.
Fur Town Clerk
Colyalo '1‘. id chi.
Far 1M Titanium and Manor of Salad
Dupe-l: hind.
E -wud 1‘. \VM‘.
Err mummmmwamm.
I. blorttmrr lluyt.
Smith.
R»- m and (tall-veer. the dying timber: and cream. Two of tho
Wlodvld S lion's-"1.9L tom wer: billed outright. the other but
Flu- chla. since died. Ira. Blddcn wu lcrrittly
Oscar Sherwood. “'llllalll 8 Lockwood shocked. and it Morin; nrcutly from our
voua excilrmcnl.
Tho (floor: of the boat dmrvo putt» for
their macro: during the excitcmcnt of the
“pinion. Thcy at once nucd cvory adult
to cut-ll tho crcttcncnt.tnd undoubtedly
provcntcd runny from nchly Jumping into
the river. Captain Patina won in the city
:l tn: time. and bounced to in: Point.
when M undead all the usltltncc in bl:
pt‘fl-Nl’dllhl“ medicine: for tho doc-
tou. providing conquer: for the wound
Wilma Mitchell. Thain-to F. Reilly.
Dovld L. Raymond. John O. Sullivan.
Chat-loo I. Brown.
For Am
Auction 0. Not". Thouu Guycr.
Charla F. Sherwood.
hr Grand Junta.
.luhn Car-Ody. William I. Stcvcnr.
John A. financier. Irmct Dibble.
Georg: a. R oy-ond. Slur Smith.
For“ Pinko. N J ed. to.
Thma. ”WM 8!“ l". I“ Ln“. x.h]. wmd 0’ 8d
unlock. who
5' “‘1" ‘Bmm did on Saturday cvccinc.wn::c:ldcdoc
h l‘ on Bu the face and received a :2ch wound on the
“D. M "r, E inc. hand. so. bra-to portly paralytic :cd
‘ “ Donna—“*1 "u“ huh.“ rattan but llttl: pain. nor not. correct;
or Doom—mu... L rm... r' ‘° “a" a.” ”m ”m: “‘
'(th‘bh . It .1! l! or own w:: thorn I:
M Minna.“ I..." ocular. but died the «Inc night. Eur
. in!" It ‘.a"' hm: mum recolvcu modwhlmtgh/u. but
Ill Dim | I lo I a. a! l her fclhor nod lllllc ulster wo’r'c cohort.
luminous-cum Tan-mmwmthcuppcnaloon
rpm by ”MW vouch-cubic: Mint-(boon
- , Mulch“: b oh“ I:
*m' minty-m
sand our boiler (low pft‘ssllf‘l‘).
was...” mutunwamauwonm
« hum '
front of that part of the boiler which
373.3633? 311%" °'
cordon wot Icaldcd . .
cowl-urn min or nun. ‘ .
Henry Allen. Nat-walk. 9
Samuel Brooks. of Norwilk. t
In. Rev. W B. 30010. South W‘Clk-
:
"-1.2 ‘t
Elijah Bolln. North Wilton. ’
Charla A. Ford._llllucl:. .
Gabriel P. B. Hoyt. Harlem.
lame: 3. Johann. Now Haven. t
lilac Sarah ~Mound. Bridgeport. '
Bunjcutiu Achorl. New York.
Frederick Mela. South Norwulh.
Theodore Raymond. New Cancun.
Mabel Wood. Wectporl.
llcnry Lawmunn. Suuauluolt.
Min. Boole but on u very valuable gold
wntoh at the limo of tho «pinion. Mr.
hcr into lb: ludiuo‘ saloon.
injured lady. The watch but not yet been
recovered. nod it i: upwind that the run
the Ridgcllcld Fair. Tho obnln wa: M
up in the utter pcrlof lb: command bod
tvidrntly been brohon in detaching it tron
thc watch.
two cumin: and : :hlcr of blr. Ecndcrc‘on
Brnrdiol. : lawyer of Brooklyn. Both of
the condo: worn badly injured. but tho
counculot‘a tiller cccupod without a :craich.
When tho lcrrtble rush of alum burnt lnln
the cabin alter the explosion. Mr. Benedict‘s
sister jumped through an open window to the
outer deck and lllcrcby entirely avoided in-
lmlllug or being scnldcd by the scalding v:-
pnr. The two coucln: were lost fortunate.
Ono wot-thrown into the water by the ox-
plosion and injured by flying timber. and
the other was scolded by atenm. Mr. Bout-
dict buried one of his sisters about two weeks
ago nod his only surviving sister wot so
much overcome with grief ltl hvr abler‘s
death that it was thought udvisublo by the
fliendn that she should lake a short sojourn
out. of town. She wusjust returning them-
from when overtaken by tho explosion.
J. lIull‘mtn. the young man from New
York. taken to the City Hotel. was cvidt‘nlly
a boat. lie was on his way tirNcw York
from the Ridgcflcld Fuir where he bud been
running some curl of n gunblmg arrange-
ment. After the explosion be was all‘urded
the bust cure of. the City Hotel. and being
without minus Selectman Smith saw tLul
he was provided with everything necessary.
Capt. Perkins also have him much attention.
On Monday Selectman Smith‘s suspicions
were aroused. and be informed Ilofi'mn't
that he would have to be removed to the
Aims liuusc. This he protrntcd against.
and appealed to Capt. Perkins for mcum to
fill to Norwich, where he said he would be
able to take care of himself. All this time
be had been lying in bed. Kc Will asked
how he could got to Norwich in his help-
less condition, when it was discovered that
he bud been playing 03. ll} got up 'l‘urs~
day and loft.
Mr. Gabriel B. Hoyt, whose body was
brought to the steamboat dock wusu lumber
merchant and lived in 124th street. va
York. [in was walking along the main
deck to the loft of the lmtlcr.betwccn it and
the horse. lie and his wifn had boon board-
lm: at the bnulc of Mr. 15. Gilbert in Wilton.
and were rt-lurning. with Hurry Tottcn.
cuotbcr bmrdor, to New ank. He had
lt-ft his wife in the minor). in nrdcr to visit
UH! mnlu llle. A frw minutt-c bcft'we,
Utny brul bt-urtl ll frirnt! of bii laughing
and talking on the llppt‘l‘ deck. and bud
lv-ap'wl (lnwn from his pt rob on the limiter,
and had run up slnirs. When the explosion
occurrml Mr. ll yt was blown out over the
sidv of tho bo-tt poorly 150 feet before he
struck tho surface of the water. It was so
near the shore. that the walrr was only three
inches (lt‘I'P. Ilia bums were bra-km in
runny pint-cs.nudmllhough be foil face down.
it is thought he was instantly hillt'd ruthcr
thun drowned. The horse was also blown
0v. rhnnrd. but not so fur.
The engines of the A lelpbi \l‘t‘ft.‘ bull in
1868 wt the New York Iron Works. by Co.
bunks d; Tbtsull. and were in good con-
.liliuu. ’l‘bc Atirlp‘u, tit-cording to her prin-
ltltlICl'l'llfiCdlt“ Irtmcd and banned rig-limit n
slltvruom on bur Sl‘lillt nrd shim—“Was
built in Albtny. N. Y.. in 1863; is 6413
77 100 t In: burdun ; bus rxccntum :dutions
for carrying 500 l‘ttisengt‘rs; has in board
all the liftI saving appliances and fire appa-
ratus rt’quircd by Luv ; carries it full can” li-
tncnt of 1 [hours and thou ; is provided with
one condensing engine of 48 inches dilute.
tor of cylinder and 19 feet stroke of piston.
‘20 feet in
length and 9.} feet in tllwmelcr. made of law
ful iron in the your 1875. and is allowed a
pressure of 40 pounds of steam to the
squsro inch and no more. and that the raid
vessel ut the date hereof. July 3. 181's. is in
all thinga in conformity to law. and l: per
mitted to navigate for one your the water:
of uuy inland route. Awnunw Curr.
Inspector of Hulls.
Joan W. Burnt.
Inspector of Boiler: for the District and
Sta‘e of New York.
D. 0. Cute. the only one from Dihbuiy
injured by the explosion. was taken home
on tho Dtnbury train. Sl‘ul‘d" allot-noon.
lila loj uric: arc ultnott cnllrcly from clean.
The left aim in coveroly nodded. and his
right hand and portions of his logs. breast
nod fucc arc burned. flu in doing well. but
it will be :itnc lltuu bvforo be entirely rc«
covcrr. lie give: lhc following in the D on
bury New at his rcpt-richer: Re bad jitst
purcbnacd his tickl and n‘ putting thou;
the dock to tho warm plpo: when hc wn:
around by the «photon. He can give no
«count of hi: :cmllon at the tactical. but
Immediately aftcr the chuck be war awarc
of built: «shrouded in clan. and of (cab
in; : dupctntc uticrnpt to get away from it.
Finding arcane impossible. he laid down on
hi: fcoc with : vicw to avcldtcc inhaling
the vapor. but found thlt petition more un-
bout-able lhnn :ltnuttur creel. In a moment
the clam cloned away. he raw that h: wa
landing :lutoct :l tin cog: ct tho cputoy
to tho hold of the vial. created by the :n‘
pluton. Buoy: the corn: woo most horri‘
bio. :nd to convoy n jull idea of it i: bc~
yond tho putiblllly of deoorlptlnn. The
out olden: that :truoh Hr. Crano' : para: _
tho smut clear-d any. war tho form of c
woman doublod up in :o appmnlly chcpnx
lama: llmdccb. Allobonl hilt wcr:
macho: min: apparcl and peanut
hum all m unborn. whilc the all
wac full at the uric: cod m 08th.
wounded. Ir. Crow: picked up bill. In
“WNW“
not: i .
bl- forch ..
front of“ ,
John G. Lord. Nowhuryport. Marl. ; ,
Thomas or Thompson. a relative of L. R.
lliaclow. an: that he untried in carrying
Tho nun who
aarictcd him look tho watch front htr
clnthro. toying that be won a friend of tho
whotoohit wacachoroor returning trout
Antony lbocc on board the Adolpbl were
~hordwnuccnl headmmwnrd. and Ira.
M at In only. Netti? wu: killed but
right. )llr. Lord died ghoul litre! halal!
after tho scold-It. Bo wc: may mangled
about tho head and terribly scolded. In.
Book’s lujurlc: werc mullv‘ W'atch‘tn.
Shc llcgcrAd till :boul 1 o‘clock. but was
unccucoiou: from the limo of the injury tlll
her dcctb. hfrr. Lordwu broukht to the
Gltyholol. :nd though vory badly molded.
in still olive. though in : critical condition.
sun in :tlondod by Dr. Emily Purdue. and
hat tho but of can. She is ignorant of the
fool of her husband and deter.
In timeout grout allllctlon wordo arc to
lolly inadequate to cxpnc: tho feeling: of
”apathy that no out «to than who on
amend. ccpcciolly whoa tho narrow to
Mt about by m n cuddcn and do
plorahlccalatnlly ocwulhcdluatcriotho
clamor Adolphl on Saturday but. To
brill: up the horror: of that cvonl is but to
amount lb: dimer: or tho grievipg. out
were it pontblo we would gladly mfnin
from mentioning any at it: ctrcuucltnrm.
but. a: junction. we are not able all all
ll“ toooncult our own wubcaorcondne
our publication: to then: thing: that gran»
pit: which arc of : piccolo: character. Tho
death of In. Rcv. W. B. Boole oxeltcn
our duped aymptthy. She had been : rush
donlot this city but It abort “wallowing
cont horn with hot husband last April. who
was :t that time appointed to the chum of
the First Hctbndiat Church. Being in ill
bcalllt :be had formed but “light crqualut‘
auccubip. but thocc who had the plenum of
her society found in her a full woman; en-
dowed with unucucl coalition. and pounced
of a Christian character that shone out in
all her life.
Fred. Meta. C. Swnrtz‘ half brother. died
I! about 0 o‘clock Saturday afternoon. At
the time of the accident he wnt on the uni n
dick near where the steam lore throng-l: it.
He was thrown down. recovered himself
and was tbro an down again. He wcs
among the firstlnudod at tho Dorian" Point
whurlrand was walking. about when Mr.
Swan: drove down with _:‘back. no incl
Into the hack and was driven to Mrs. Jane
Flynn‘s. not out and walked into the housc.
He won scolded all ovor his body except hia
broom. and when he got into the house he
could neither sit nor be and stood until the
physicians came. Hi: clothing was then
partially removed. and with it came great
patches of dash. Cotton ntnratcd with
vascline was put upon : bed and be was got
upon it. In. cum-rings did not begin until
afternoon and they were terrible until about
3 o'clock when he began to sink and Darth
kindly ended his miseries. Ilia funeral took
place from the home at 2 o’clock on Mont
tiny. and the remains were temporarily
buried in Pine Inland cemetery. Mr. 1!!ch
came to this city in May lust to learn the
cigar business with Mr. Swarm. and on SW
urdny but started on a week‘s visit lobis
mother who lives in Newark. N. ’J. The
announcement of the death of her son so
shocked the old lady that she was at once
prrsttntrd and it wnsthounht brat nut to
take the remains to Newark hence their in
torment here. Mr. Mala was it quiet. 'gon
item only young man untldurluz his short
rtiidencu ht- -rc made many friends among
the younger portion of the community.
rm: r'uu'r'r ow run DISASTER.
Sunday morning Rev. B. N. Dunning
made the occasion of the dimmer-tho sulujtct
for a sermon npnt‘. the ow rrullnfr providence
of God.
R-v. Dr. Spencer of Trinity Church. ill."
livrreti u very inn-noting sermon on. the
disaster on Sunday morning from the lrx'.
“ B: still and know that I out G nl."
Rev. J tlllt‘fl M. Taylor in his Sl-‘lduy
morning’s sermon drew lessons from the
disaster. and culled upon lllt' authorities for
a thorough inustigntiun of its causes and :
plucingcf Ibo respmz-il-ilily where it be-
longs.
Ilcv. Mr. Botttlny on Sunday morning
mid: “Them is. in this accident, that
which. though included in tho providence of
Gad, for which man is highly responsiblr,
viz: lbn‘ which has the appearance of gross
lll‘gll‘cl or incnmpwtcnoy on the part of
(how who are at l for tho nrolct‘lion of hr.-
flliln lift‘. The stale-mun: of rosponsible
persons is tllttl the boiler of tho lll‘flllf‘d
butt was not of the rrquisitc “inclines-9. and
was weak in many pins: indeed, 0 portion
of the public hua been suspicious of the
bmt fora long time. Wu must first hold
the insprctor to a rigid accountability, and
if need be those who secured and made his
appointment. We cannot. with our proucnl
view. entirely exculpttn the engineer or the
owner of the bout. A jury ouch as has the
noun lcnco of our cillltus should make
thorough invectlgulinn.
Rvsv. Mr Williams. ’bn Sunday evening.
preached to a crowded church up in the
Adelphi diameter. He read for the lesson:
the 00m Psalm and the 5th chapter of
Amos. :nd selected his text from Auto: Ill.
0: “Sbull : trumpctbu blown in tho city.
and the people n it bc nfrnld 1’ Shall there
bowl in n clunnud the Lord hath not
«ours it?" Mr. Williams prc‘haetl'bis tillu-
aiuu to the dictator with tho turnout to be
learned from danger. He said this two not
on :ccldcnt. for it was caused by arr-as carr-
lrocncs: or incomptlcncy. Said be: “An
accident! What is an accidcnll Can poo-
plc bo hurled lulu eternity by an accident!
Shall we any that this world it governed by
blind chancel 1‘th i: no accident in the
uniwrtc outddc the law of God. Thcro
«not burn born it own for tho «client.
that: was a “ml put on this line. and
m : pvrson in this «immunity but hat:
been on that built. all three thousand: have
boon expand to precincly lbla dancer. Is
there no mponsihility l I was: :ppronticed
to n muchinici’a trade. and it in : well-«lulu
lishcd union: that no atructur: in circular
lhnn it: wenkcol port. I examined port of
the :bell of thin bollcr and found it only.
onutnlccnth of an inch in thlchnm. Thor:
wit: u notch ion part of the boiler. andx
the man who pulo‘n that patch mutt hm
been unto nware of tho condition of that
:holl. A lap of rho hammer would have
rcvcalcd it: nonunion. It corded only tho
:lntplclt kind or «also rov‘cal too hot that
that boat wu call to carry Mauro. All
9 luluncolduld Bill.
trfi.
of u: on: boon to joupnrdy. :nd to thin .
UNIhACflED
SEEETINGSl *‘
“a.-.“c
A. 70o V
School Umbrellas
4O 0
NEW STYLE 0!“
HOSIERY.
Hose at 250.
Good Hose atl'l'ltrce Pair
25 cts.
CARPETS I
Rugs.
BOXES 01“
Writing Paper
From lOtobocts.
All. Dicktrman & "Sun's.
Wastuxcrort 81‘, So. NORWALK.
-70...
flash Buyers.
I HAVE JUS l‘ RECEIVED
ll
75 (102. Linen H’i’k’f’s
Which I am Ofibrlntr for
$1.75 doc" or 160. each.
Worth :t least 300. if Pu-fcct.
50 [102.1 Liuetl‘nwels
. A Little Colored by Snob». at
81.90110; or 17¢. each.
Well «no ‘50.
.4
i
L.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
Bltatlti Tattle Linen
At 50¢. per Yard.
’ Mol- files no.
29‘ lot. Linen sum
FRON TS-..
At 1! Coal: M.
, ALSO A m m 0'
Prlmc ‘
Gardner-cs. Draco Goods,
um"... Holler-y,
omen: honour.
Heavy Standard Shootings at 7c.
Dress Gambrics
Full Rogular mode Balbriggan
From 95 cent: to $1.00.
Oil Cloths, Mats and
and Envelopes
IMPORTANT
Cuisinart}:i Incline. ,7.” . C“ ‘ _ V7 _ C
atom.
0.1 Rubber Umbrellu and Indian
WARRANTED Pm.»
A Great Job In Underwear M
Gents. and Children.
A Novelty Likewise in Hosiery. Ladies nod Hind
derwear cheaper then you can make it.
A. New York Mills Muslin Shirt for 85¢.
Needles and Oil Agent for the Domestic Paper
and a First-elm N Y. Dyeing Estnbmt
0.
Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn. 403 C:
---A new JAPAN rue-.—
Price 350; Price 351:.
Warrantcd to beat any Tea in Town. for anything like
the price.
in Process Hill has lltuttl.
Our sales of the Finest No. xw Process Flour are increasedad
increasing. because we are selling at the smallest profit. conno-
qucntly cheapest.
Price $9 3131., $1.20 B“;
(This very same flour cells in town for $9. 50 Dbl. nod I know ll. )
Michigan Flour $6. 75. 950. Bag. Becker 1812. no:
INE‘ WHITE OATS 90¢. Ba
Come and Sec those New Mackerel at 56. 'n can .
L. Dibble Jr’s Clean lash Start.
South Nurwal Flflllilll‘l 1; 'S
Keeps the Largest and Best; Assortment of
FURNITURE
AND SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH. X.»
Picture Frames at 0031'.
DAVID S~TOW
at
for
‘i
\
' MAIN ST., 801} FHA MOIIWALK CT ~UP STAIRS. 3
ALSO
Evrrything furnished for tbc' Interment of tho deud, :l Rcducod Prhea.
WAY! WAY!
Uflllltl all Honstfumisling‘ii 7
At Prices for Bolow Original Cart. “In no Selling then: Goods Ouch”: “I
can be bought in any Wholmtlc Hom‘ in New York (it! ~
dVE ALSO HAVE THE CBOICEST LINE OF. - I,
GROCERIE»
In Nut-w «lit. and are Senior lhcln at Prim: tug-ow on :ny 0th. clown. ‘ at g
’9”: "‘
Q‘REVEMBER THE PLACE.”
E. w. BEARD
Wham “root.
want: To“
Washington St. Budge,
Norwalk Chronicler